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Solimar P&A's historic Californian well

CALIFORNIA-focused Solimar Energy says it and joint venture partner South Flank Energy have decided to plug and abandon the Ventura South Flank-1 well in the Ventura Basin after failing to encounter commercial hydrocarbons.

The company also said the JV would review the data obtained from the well over the coming months and make a decision on the project's future. The partners started re-drilling the historic well on August...

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